Andy Partridge Take Away/The Lure of Salvage Mr. Partridge 1980 Vinyl XTC EX
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Aug 25, 2018 Sold Date
Feb 17, 2018 Start Date
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Mr. Partridge (Andy Partridge of XTC) - Take Away/ The Lure of Salvage - Virgin V2145, 1980 UK Pressing
Side A: (Take Away): Commerciality; The Day They Pulled The North Pole Down; The Forgotten Language of Light; Steam Fist Futurist; Shore Leave Ornithology (Another 1950); Cairo Side B: (The Lure of Salvage): The Rotary; Madhattan; I Sit In The Snow; Work Away Tokyo Day; New Broom
From the Back Cover: "This used to be some XTC Records. It is now a collection of tracks that have been electronically processed/shattered and layered with other sounds or lyrical pieces."
Vinyl: VG++/EX; Looks and sounds fantastic! Sleeve: VG+; Looks great - see photos; minor edgebumps
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